Silicone · Baby and toddler

Soft things
for small hands.

Bath toys, stacking sets and pretend-play kitchens in soft silicone. Bendy rather than brittle, light to hold, and simple to rinse under a tap.

Material
Silicone, some with beech
Dispatch
1–2 working days, UK
Returns
30 days
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Three children playing with a bucket and spade on a sandy beach

The material

Soft, quiet,
easy to rinse.

Silicone behaves differently to hard plastic. It flexes under pressure and returns to shape, so a dropped stacking tower lands with a dull thud instead of a clatter across the floor.

The surface is matte and slightly grippy, which makes pieces easier to pick up and hold. Wipe them down or rinse them under a tap — nothing needs unscrewing, and there are no battery compartments.

Material
Silicone
Finish
Matte, soft-touch
Cleaning
Rinse or wipe
Age marking
On every product
Silicone Nesting Star Set Toddlers

A rough guide

What play looks like.

  • 3 months Reaching, grabbing and letting go again. Anything held goes straight to the mouth.
  • 6 months Sitting up and passing objects hand to hand. Stacking gets knocked down far more often than it gets built.
  • 1 year Standing, carrying, posting things into other things. Repetition is the whole point.
  • 2 years Sequences and stories. A pot becomes dinner, a train goes somewhere, the tea gets poured for someone.

This is a general guide to how play develops, not a recommendation for any particular product. Every product page shows the manufacturer’s minimum age — please follow it. Age markings on toys are a safety warning, usually about small parts and choking, not a guide to ability.

How we work

Three things worth knowing.

01

Looking after them

Rinse under a warm tap or wipe with a damp cloth. No unscrewing, no battery compartments, nothing to lose down the back of the sofa. Air-dry before they go back in the box.

02

Getting them to you

Dispatched from the UK in 1–2 working days. Thirty days to change your mind — send it back in the condition it arrived and we refund the item in full.

03

What we won’t say

We don’t list a product until the supplier has sent the test reports and certification for it. If a claim isn’t on paper, it isn’t on the page — which is why you won’t find vague safety language anywhere on this site.